Ep 140 How I Transformed Teaching Stress into Success

Ep 140 How I Transformed Teaching Stress into Success

From Teachers Need Teachers by Kim Lepre

March 19, 2024 · 31 min · Episode 140

About this episode

In this episode, Kim Lepre discusses how the Modern Classroom Project model transformed her teaching approach and improved her mental well-being.

Are you tired of the frustration that comes with delivering crucial lessons only to find students missing or failing to grasp the material? Join me as I explore a transformative solution that has revolutionized teaching for many educators, including myself. What's that solution? The Modern Classroom Project model! In this episode, I share insights into how eliminating traditional lectures has not only changed how my students learn but has also positively impacted my mental well-being. Discover effective classroom management strategies, innovative lesson planning techniques, and the remarkable results achieved through this paradigm shift. If you're ready to move past the frustration of students missing key lessons and unlock a new path to student success, subscribe to this podcast for more educational content. 👉🏼 Missed my previous epis odes about the Modern Classroom Project? Ep 128 How to realistically reach 99% of your students Ep 129 This one shift could make you a better teacher Ep 139 ONE Simple Shift in Teaching Saved Me! 👉🏼 Want to take a free course to learn more about the Modern Classroom Project? https://www.modernclassrooms.org/sign-up 👉🏼 Join their Facebook…

People in this episode

Host: Kim Lepre

Topics covered

  • teaching strategies
  • classroom management
  • student success
  • mental well-being
  • lesson planning

Keywords

  • teaching stress
  • Modern Classroom Project
  • classroom management strategies
  • lesson planning techniques
  • student engagement

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Organizations: Modern Classroom Project, Facebook, YouTube, Teachers Need Teachers

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